Dan Croll has returned with “Most Of All,” a beautifully arranged new single that finds the British singer-songwriter reflecting on travel, distance and the people who ultimately matter most. The latest preview of Croll’s forthcoming album Winning Streak, due October 9, “Most Of All” turns a series of road trips across California and the American West into something more personal. Written during his final month living in Los Angeles, the song initially follows Croll’s urge to

New York artist Blums, the project of songwriter and musician Kelsea Feder, has released her sprawling debut album Sunk Cost Fantasy via Take Care Records — a glitchy, dreamy collision of art-pop, trip-hop and warped electronic textures. Six years in the making, the 11-track record turns the idea of the sunk-cost fallacy into a deeply personal framework, exploring the destructive cycles we cling to simply because we have already invested so much in them. Across the album, Fed

Miami-based singer-songwriter and DJ Soleil has released the official music video for “Heart Strings,” a sultry R&B/Soul cut that turns heartbreak, nostalgia and self-reclamation into a cinematic statement. Following her soulful jazz-inflected take on Dolly Parton’s “Jolene,” Soleil shifts into original territory with “Heart Strings,” blending R&B, Blues, Funk, Jazz and Neo-Soul around a vocal performance that moves effortlessly from intimate to commanding. The track explores

Los Angeles artist Forest has unveiled “Divine Machine,” the latest preview of her forthcoming debut album Swan Dive, due September 25 via AWAL. Built around shimmering electronic glitches, heavy guitars and a relentless drum pulse, “Divine Machine” captures the uneasy feeling of being permanently tethered to someone — even when you desperately want to let the connection go. Forest moves between wispy vocals and heavier passages, turning that emotional push and pull into some